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Crankdat and ALLEYCVT Form ALLDAT, Debut at Lost Lands 2026

Published Jul 22, 2026 By Matt White
Crankdat and ALLEYCVT Form ALLDAT, Debut at Lost Lands 2026

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TL;DR

Crankdat and ALLEYCVT have announced a new collaborative project called ALLDAT, which will debut at Lost Lands 2026 in Ohio. The performance will mark their first official b2b DJ set at the Excision-founded festival, following months of fan speculation about both a musical and romantic partnership between the two dubstep artists.

New collaborative act debuts at Excision's festival

Crankdat and ALLEYCVT have announced they are forming a new collaborative act, ALLDAT, and debuting the project live at the 2026 Lost Lands festival in Ohio. The performance will mark their first official b2b DJ set.

Founded by Excision, the beloved dubstep festival has emerged as the genre's most prominent stage in the US. This year, it will also mark the formal introduction of a partnership that fans have anticipated for months, both musically and romantically.

Months of speculation come to a head

The announcement caps months of speculation among fans, who had watched the two artists grow close both onstage and off since the fall of last year. Since then, the couple have frequently appeared together at shows, fueling rumors of an eventual musical partnership.

Details about ALLDAT's release plans and a potential touring schedule remain scarce, but fans attending Lost Lands are likely to hear a plethora of new originals and edits from the duo.

A homecoming for Crankdat

The hotly anticipated performance serves as a homecoming for Crankdat, one of EDM.com's best producers of 2025, who was born in Youngstown approximately 130 miles northeast of the festival in Thornville.

Tickets to Lost Lands 2026 are 97% sold out at the time of this writing.

Matt White

Matt White

EDM Source Editor

Reporting on the latest in the electronic dance music community with verified accuracy.

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